Palit GeForce GT 220 Sonic (512MB GDDR3) Pro Reviews

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The new NVIDIA GeForce GT 220 is sadly not the mainstream monster we had hoped it would be, as our tests have shown that the older GeForce 9600 GT is still ahead by leaps and bounds. And if you consider that the Palit GeForce GT 220 Sonic is presently one of the most heavily overclocked GT 220 in the market, and that our test comparisons used only a stock HD 4670, it becomes a no-brainer that the latter is a better bargain.

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Oct 12, 2009

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Really, apart from the performance improvements, there isn't a whole lot more to look at, the bundle is on the light side, the cooler isn't exactly fancy and while it causes the Palit version of the GT 220 to run slightly warmer than the Galaxy one we looked at, it manages to be quieter, which for most people is going to be noticeable and appreciated.

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Oct 12, 2009

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